When Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) collapsed last Friday, it sent waves of panic throughout the tech industry, with many worried they would be unable to access their bank deposits, and uncertain how much they would ultimately get back over the $250,000 FDIC-insured limit.

By Sunday, however, the worst seemed to be over: The FDIC committed to giving the bank’s clients full access to their all funds, well above the insured limit.

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